What's going on, guys? Welcome back to the Juneau
Podcast. I am here on a Friday at 8 p .m. Hey,
the old folks won't get me out. Fuck it, I'm
here. All right, first act on the night. I promise
I wouldn't do that. We have a great, exciting
show for you guys. We've got special guests in
the podcast with us. They're from Texas Tech,
and they're trying to contain themselves, because
these Texas Tech students are. and I know it's
an important question everybody's been asking
me this week the tortilla thing on the field
we're gonna get to the bottom of it so if you
guys are ready is from Texas, from two sides
of Texas. I know one's from the northwest and
the other is from deep, deep south Texas. Not
San Antonio, not Coors Creek, deep south Texas.
You're right there, you're smiling so much. I
am like so happy. But if all of you guys wondering,
I had nothing to do with the tortilla. Just in
case y 'all are wondering. But anyways guys,
welcome to the podcast, guys. Is this the first
time you've done a Pontiac with a boy? Yeah,
yeah. Well, I feel special. I know, I know. Ellen
and I have been talking for a while because I've
been wanting to bring her on. She's been wanting
to come onto the podcast and I'm like, oh, I
got to get you on, I got to get you on. So we
took advantage of the fact to get you on today.
We almost missed the opportunity and you had
some plans, you had to take care of her first.
And I'm just glad you guys made it and that's
great. I know when you drove in, you were like,
where did we park? Upstairs. And they were taking
pictures all the way inside like they look like
tourist people. from the valley. I had never
seen such beautiful scenery. Shout out to the
Villa Cortez men, a beautiful, beautiful place.
They have a ballroom where you can get married,
throw quinceañeras, all that good stuff. Party,
party, party all the time, except in this view.
There's no fun in here. Straight to business.
Straight to business, people. So where were you?
No, I'm just joking. So let's go ahead and start
from the beginning. Ella, we drew straws. Ella
said she would take the mic first. So tell us
a little bit about yourself, where you grew up.
Though I know the whole backstory, to the point
of the Cheeto. Prophecy. No, no, she doesn't
know about that. We're going to get to that.
No, we're not. No, we're not. No. No, she's going
to go back into all her friends and pets. And
every time they're going to see Cheetos, they're
going to yell, Cheetos. It's a beautiful thing.
It's a beautiful state. But it's time to take
it away. Let's go. So I'm from Mission, Texas.
I graduated high school from Sheridan Advanced
Academic Academy. And now I go to Texas Tech
University, which I love. So I mean, was that
in the plans to go to Texas Tech? you know, things
did sort of go the way they are supposed to go.
And now I'm at TechStack and I've met one of
my best friends there. She's like, I'm throwing
the mic over her. I'm throwing the mic over her.
So I've met one of my best friends. Actually,
we have a big friend group and I love them all
so much. Well, shout them out. Shout them out.
Say hi to everybody. Shout out to Kimmy. Shout
out to Layla. To Mia. I love them all. To Jordan
Lee. There you go. So I just love them all. They're
my best friends. So, I mean, in the process of
the school, I mean, I know you wanted, I know
there's a, you were studying to, you wanted to
be going to, I believe, what was it? Journalism?
Journalism. And we were going towards that effect.
As soon as you left college, high school. By
the way, what's so cool about, a lot of them,
let me put the camera off for you, I think you're
getting grilled there. Just add me to that. The
beautiful thing about... The high schools now,
we never had this growing up. I wish we did.
The college hours that are offered now in most
of the schools, you know, and that's so, it's
a wonderful thing. It's a great thing, you know,
getting the first steps to college. You know,
as soon as you get in there, you know, you already
have your hours. I'm already here. I know what
I'm doing. I know what I need to do to get the
hell out of here. for our dual credit program
because I see everybody doing their like basics
and all that stuff and so that people just don't
want to do they just have to do it and I got
out of the way and now I get to focus on what
I want to do which is journalism and my minor
in legal studies so I just I'm getting just what
I want to do. That's good. That's good, man.
And I'm happy that you're doing well up there.
We're going to get to the point where both of
you guys, we want to talk about the Texas Tech
life up there. So Katie, you're next. I mean,
where are you from, where you grew up, and where
did you graduate from? I was born in Seattle,
but I moved to Dallas first. And then we lived
in Lubbock for a little bit, so I knew about
tech. And then we moved back to Dallas. I was
there five years before I graduated. I graduated
from Bryan Adams. The singer from Canada? No,
it's like a little place in the ski. And then
after that, we came to Tech. My dad went to Tech,
so I was kind of in the playoffs just to go to
Tech and stuff. OK, wait. You're not going to
just go to Tech. He did important stuff at Tech.
Oh, he played football at Tech. There you go.
There you go. There you go. I love that, man.
I see this all the time when I'm watching the
games. They're like, what are they doing there?
What are they doing? There's a gun up. There's
a gun up? Yeah. I know you were saying on the
way back from the valley, back home, you were
like, passing people, and you were like, after
spring break, I believe it was? So spring break,
I went with Kimmy to Austin, and we were just
all, a lot of people go from Austin to Lubbock
first of all. Right, right, right. So we're like
driving, we see Texas Tech, and me and Kimmy
were like, we're just gonna do this. And I was
like, okay, so every time we saw a Texas Tech,
like, car or person that went to Texas Tech,
we were just like, ah! Like, super happy, Texas
Tech cry. Right, right. And people probably thought
we looked crazy just having guns up like this.
That's crazy man, so now First day going into
the college program Did you automatically meet
each other for the first day? No, we actually
met two months ago. Yeah So I met our mutual
friend Jordan last year Me and him like hit off
immediately like we became really good friends
and then he did not introduce us Which I actually
I really did want to meet Katie because he would
talk about her And I was like you have to introduce
me and he was like that should be weird if I
just introduce you and I was like, okay Well,
whatever I stopped biting him about it and then
February there we volunteered at an animal shelter
Okay, and he was I'm gonna buy my friend Katie
you can meet her and I'm like, okay and then
instantly we clicked like just super fast and
then That day, she asked me to be her roommate
for next year. Really? Yeah, we go to the apartment
and we have an extra room for her to come down
there and like, yeah. That's off of my bucket
list. I was like, yeah. Which I needed to already
because it was already February and people already
had their room for next year. And I'm like, I
don't even have any idea where I'm going to live.
And then she asked me and I was like, yeah, let's
do it. We literally took an apartment tour the
same day. She was like, I'm applying. I was like,
OK, cool. like four hours in and I'm applying
I'm like I want this room because she's in the
room next and I was just like yeah we were like
oh and the apartment it's just you two or two
other roommates? There's two other roommates.
Are we looking for a fourth one now? No, we found
a fourth one recently. We're making the other
room a den, okay? It's an obvious way to do crafts
and good stuff. But that's awesome. I mean, you
guys getting together, doing that, getting that
situated. I mean, because I know we talked a
little bit earlier. I mean, I'm pretty sure it's
the same way in Dallas as it is in the RGB about
the whole bubble thing that we're talking about.
You know, moving away from home itself, it could
be a little, well, intimidating, agonizing, and
yet like a relief. in a way, because I'm on my
own. I'm going to do my own independent thing
now. When you get to tech, Katie, for the first
time, knowing your dad's already been there,
he's already established, he's made his mark
in Texas Tech itself, was it difficult to adjust
into it, or were you at some point kind of scared
at a moment to actually step on the grounds on
your own? Yeah, I was kind of scared, because
I knew he already had a name so people like from
there knew him so I was just like as soon as
I get there oh I'm gonna have to like work my
hardest to just like not ruin his name kind of
like make a name for myself so it was kind of
scary at first but like when you get into it
I'm like I don't know like you meet the people
that he was with they were really nice and like
they helped me out a lot through the first semester
because I was kind of confused like on everything
right during classes they were like oh this is
how you need to study because in high school
um we don't really study like that yeah in high
school like there's more but it's more like the
clique who's in my group these are my friends
yeah i'm gonna follow this woman do for the rest
the four years I'm here, and so forth. And when
you get into the real world, what I like to call
the real world, when you step into that, into
that piece of land that's the real world, it's
a whole different ball game. So what, you were
the cheerleader of, the top cheerleader of the
high school, or so what, you were the top athlete
in the high school. Boy, you're a guppy when
you walk in. You have to start from scratch again.
You gotta re -identify yourself again, find yourself
again. Even though you find yourself, you're
in high school, You've got to find yourself a
game in this college area, you know what I mean?
Yeah. So I mean, you're going out there. I know
for us, as a part of the family, it was tough.
It was tough. It was heartbreaking, but it was
also more proud for her to go out there and do
your thing. Was she nine hours away? Yeah. Nine
hours away. Yeah, and it was hard. I know mom
took you up there, right? My mom. her boyfriend,
my sister, my brother -in -law, and my dad took
me up there. That's the part of what I asked
you. When you're there, you're in your dorm,
because that's where you started off first, if
I'm not mistaken, right? You're in your dorm,
and you gotta let us know, okay? Because everybody,
I've been wanting to ask this for a while, I
just didn't know how to tell. Now I got to the
pod. That feeling of seeing mom and dad leaving
you there. Uh -huh. And you're there on your
own. What's going through your mind right there
at that moment? So, okay. So the minute that
I actually moved in and everything, my sister's
making jokes that were not funny, but to her
they were funny. And they all asked me like,
give me your location. So I was like, can't do
anything tonight because they're all gonna stay
here. I can't go out to parties tonight. They
were all there. And then my mom left first and
I was like, I was a little sad. She took this
horrible photo of me and I sent it on the family
group chat. I know where that photo is and I
do not like it. Nobody has it. Anybody has it
and they're watching, saying it's me right now.
No, no. Do not let that photo leak anywhere.
So, I honestly, I really didn't... Okay, I love
my mom, but I really didn't cry as much until
I saw my dad leave. Because that was it. Nobody
else was there. Yeah, I understand, I understand.
So the minute I dropped him off at the airport,
I'm like holding back my tears, going through,
like going back. When I get on the expressway,
I'm like, I miss my family. I can't believe I'm
here by myself. And then I get to my parking
spot. I park. I just go into my dorm and I'm
like, OK. What now? Where's the function at?
Where's the function at? I gotta keep busy. I
gotta keep busy. Oh, OK. We got our number one
fan already kicked in. What's going on, Louie?
Oh, my! There you go, Louie. Thank you for tuning
in, man. The good friend of ours, she always
watches the show, man. I'm amazed to watch you
on a Friday. But anyways. So mom leaves, mom
leaves, dad leaves, you're finally on your own.
Yes. I know, I know for a fact a lot of young
teenagers that go out there on their own, yeah,
they're already in their 18, 19, whatever, out
there. The first thing they want to do is keep
themselves occupied. Yes. Why? The reason why
is because they don't want to reminisce on what
am I family doing over here? What are they doing
now? Anyway, oh my god, I wish I was back. It's
the homesickness that starts slowly coming up,
but you try to keep yourself occupied. my mom
rarely let me go out in high school rarely and
she's watching this she knows she barely did
so the minute she left the minute my dad left
I was like oh my goodness I get to go out and
not have to ask for permission all she does is
have my location right so by the way your dear
just said hello so I just pretty much just went
out Actually, the first thing I got was Canes.
I don't know why I got Canes. We just love and
love it. Canes on University. Yeah, it's literally
right off the cross the street. This conversation
is over. Thank you for coming by today. I'm just
joking. So you guys, is that the big thing that
I am texting right now? Canes? No. Skeets. Skeets?
There's pictures, no. No, so that, I mean, like
I said, keeping the occupied is so totally different.
It's like I said, you know, there's different
sides of everybody's personality, anybody that
goes out to college on their own, you know, it's
about keeping those occupied. You know, the freedom,
I can do whatever I want now, but at the same
time, reality starts coming in. Classes are about
to start. You actually have to focus. You don't
have your parents on your butt all the time.
Do your homework. Do this. Do that. Your responsibility
starts slowly coming to the agenda at that moment.
Actually being responsible for going to your
classes because you're so close to campus and
you're just like, oh well. I have to take a little
nap before I go to class. Instead of not going
to class. So at the end of the day, it's up to
you. Right. It helps. Do you feel the responsibility
Katie now that you're over there? I mean like
Ella was talking about the parents was like Gary
you gotta do this, you gotta do that. Do you
feel it more like okay now doing this on my own
is like oh yeah now I understand what my parents
are talking about. Yeah and now I understand
why they were like on me so hard to be like go
to class, study, do this. Like for high school
we didn't study for exams that hard but like
over here my first exam that I took I was just
like oh I was not prepared for this. After that,
I was like, okay, let's get a hang of it. Be
responsible for our lives, because you can't
just fill a class you're paying that much for.
Right, right, right, exactly. Especially the
funds. Those start creeping on you slowly, and
then eventually you say, well, since I'm here,
I've got to get myself a job, and you venture
out to find that. I found the best job. I will
say that I found the best job. crazy and wonderful
little boys. My boss is amazing. So I honestly
have so much fun and the pay is great. And now
that you're doing this, do you feel the responsibility
of school and work? Does it has it? No, I'm not
saying take a toll on you, but it is a little
bit more responsibility that falls on your back.
You know, OK, now I got to balance this and I
got to balance this. I got to have a little fun
to see, but I still have to balance my work.
and my studies at the same time. Do you find
it a little more, I hate to use the word stressful,
but a little bit more difficult now that you
were in high school? One thing that I do like
though is sometimes the boys just like to chill.
So then I'll be doing homework while, you know,
like there's food cooking in the oven and I'll
just be doing homework really quick. Like they're
watching TV, they're playing outside. Watching
them, but I'm kind of also kind of doing homework
and then watching them so it's like a little
harder But it's not like super super stressful.
I'm just like I can't work to that I have to
focus because I do also The days that I don't
work that's the days that I do focus and have
fun with my friends. That's good That's good
and on your side. I mean I don't have a job.
I don't work. Sorry Just like balancing out like
schoolwork and like going out with friends and
just like making it to class because Don't get
an 8 a .m. They just, they say that, but don't
get an 8 a .m. You don't go. What goes through
your head is like, oh, I used to wake up at 6
.30 a .m. every day for school, like 8 o 'clock,
9 a .m., 9 .30 a .m. classes, not that hard.
Then you end up actually going to have fun. You
don't fall asleep until like midnight, one in
the morning, two in the morning, and us four
in the morning. Oh my god, you ladies. Honestly,
we just stay up talking until four in the morning
with our friend group. And then you're like,
I can't make my 930 AM. Like, this is hard. But
I do do it. I do it. I just have to. The camera's
right there, by the way. Yeah, I do have to.
No, we go to class. We go to class. Like, I do
it right after this. Whatever we do, we make
sure to go make his class work. But yeah, it
is kind of hard to, like, balance it out and,
like, have, like, we have so much freedom now.
like coming out of like a household like that
and it's just like I don't whenever you have
that much freedom don't know what to do with
it so kind of going out was like the first thing
we started doing and then after that it just
goes into the cycle like going out but like sometimes
I do like kind of forget about studies but I'm
like no I can't I like that I like that you know
sometimes we forget about studying But we have
to log in because they can see that we're actually
there. Yeah. They're like locking in on our studying.
We're just like focused. But then it's so easy
because we live like across the hallway from
each other that I'm just like, come over, come
over. Right. And then we're just either doing
our homework together, doing our homework together
because we'll just be yapping the whole time.
No. But we try. We try. We're here for five hours.
We have like two hours of good just doing homework.
Yeah. So it's not bad. It's kind of even though.
So as far as, I mean, the studies and all that,
how's the life on campus? I mean, a lot of, it's
like I say, you see, with so many years knowing
my niece, that smile. My laugh too, by the way.
The laugh sets it off. And I know my wife wants
you to go see us. We know that laugh. I tell
you guys everything. I'm an open book, except
tomorrow. I'm just locked in. No, I'm just joking.
No, but the college life itself, the campus itself,
what's the vibe? How is that? Is it just like
a mixture of just different cultures coming to
one? What does it look like? What was it to you
when you walked in? Depending on what side you're
on on campus, if you're towards the sub, you're
going to see frats, booths. You have pie of frat
that day. Different organizations just trying
to get you to join right you have the tea like
it's just every day And then you also have a
media groups that are part of the Mcom building
and they have their own podcast and they have
their own social media platforms and they're
just interviewing people trying to see like Get
viewers trying to like, you know gain an audience
trying to live the dream I Mean just trying to
make money off of what they love doing And then
I know for one of my classes, my digital production
class, we're taking photos of people and it's
street photography. So we'll just be taking photos
of people. Pie a frat like it's funny because
you're just like Freedom of speech yeah Yeah,
there's like people sit like they make boards
and just stand there. They say that was like
outrageous We have like this snap thingy where
it's like all the stories like anybody that wants
to post something that like goes like Cause we
graduate 2020 or I graduate 2028. Yeah, I'm still
in the class of 2028. Yeah. There's a great shot
like the whole thing where like you post stories
and stuff. Everybody just like goes in that hallway
and like, it's not like a little hallway. It's
like a little courtyard between our sub like
the union building and our library. And then
there's like just a bunch of outrageous stuff
going on sometimes. There's the pie thing, which
is pretty cool. Yeah. Um, there's Mormon churches
that come over there too to like shut them out.
And then what else? There's a lot of stuff going
on. There's a lot of church organizations, a
lot of people. uh during uh on urban oscaria
parking that's how you say yeah yeah there's
a lot of uh yeah it's just it's right in front
of us and sometimes they have like uh preach
tonight where they just like focus on sharing
the gospel like right regardless of your religion
like you know you're just there and it's honestly
really nice because like night lights especially
from her room you can see it yeah it's just so
pretty you have the lights you have the rec center
You have like all the buildings and all the buildings
are kind of like built like something It looks
like a calculator for some reason The library
looks like a bunch of books stacked up in a shelf.
Yeah, that's the way it's built. It's really
nice I think that's that's like the newest college
they have over there. So it's pretty cool like
She's still trying to make it go with the rest
of the campus and the building. Yeah, a very
Spanish architecture. And you know that her building
is new because they have the Chick -fil -A with
the salads. Our Chick -fil -A is none of that.
Next to our door, there's a Chick -fil -A. They
don't have many nugget things for the morning.
No, they don't. They exclude some of the stuff.
No salads, no wraps. It's just... You know, but
shout out to Suez, though, because one of our
friends actually works there. Where's that free
speech lounge I want to go right now? Yeah, we
need to stop there and, like, stop there. No,
we have that thing holding us. Daddy, where are
my nuggets? Where are my nuggets at? But then,
like, besides, like, the way it looks and everything,
you just meet a bunch of, like, people, and you
just... People that you never thought you'd ever
be friends with. Right, right. And you're just,
like, talking and laughing, and a lot of people
that, like, are friends with men, I'm like, I
never thought I'd be friends with you. Like,
you guys, you know, and it's like... There's
definitely a lot of cultures down there, too.
There's different parts. But even though this
town is kind of small, it's a small town. It's
a college town, basically. It is a college town.
It shows at night. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I don't know.
OK, there's one street that's busy all the time,
but that's it. Broadway. Yeah, Broadway. Woo!
Shout out to Broadway Street! Well, we found
the nerve of the system, Mom. Look up Broadway
Street right now. Besides the party life, just
even the games, like the basketball games, there's
just so much stuff to do. There's very traditions.
Especially the football game. This is the question
everybody's asked me. I know your sister. I would
ask Cody, what's the deal with the tortillas
going into the field, bro? And then I say, well,
you know what? Why ask you when I can ask my
niece? Yeah, just go there. Well, you go there,
too. I have no idea. Talk to me. What is the
deal during a Texas Tech game? everybody starts
throwing tortillas in the middle wall actually
in the end zone yeah what why okay I so I've
heard different stories but like kind of piecing
it together okay someone's someone once made
a comment about Lubbock saying there's nothing
to do they're just but the ass and something
else and then everyone just started So whenever
kick out happens, everybody thinks it's funny
to just throw the tortillas up. Or whenever we
get mad at the refs and stuff, we just throw
it out. Wow. Wow. We don't do that. We don't
do that. We don't know. If you guys are people
who want a good business idea, just get the tortillas
and just start making like carne outside and
then just... I swear, Texas Tech, if you're watching,
I pledge to make a small taco stand on the field.
When the tortillas are being tossed out, there'll
be free tacos for everybody. I just gotta find
myself a hell of a cook. Roy, if you're watching,
we got business, buddy. And then people will
throw it like, I know something, but you cut
the hole. Oh yeah, you bite the middle so it
goes further. And it's like a frisbee dance,
and it just goes. Wow, not only food. on the
field, but also technology for more aerodynamic
to actually hit the poor ref in the field. Well,
OK, but then like, oh yeah, I just hit the ref.
I thought if there were bad refs, we're going
to hit, like, a bunch of poor water bottles anymore.
You know what? I'm glad there was a situation.
I'm not sure how long ago. This is probably about
nine, 10 years ago. This was an NFL game. This
was with the Browns. The Browns were playing,
I think they were playing, Baltimore and that's
the first thing that happened they were showing
bottled beer oh and the first thing happens is
that the first bottle that flew out hit a player
in the head and you saw 90 80 bottles fly through
the air And they just started, you know, and
that's why they no longer serve bottle beers.
I didn't know that. Yeah, and now they move to
aluminum. Aluminum, you can't really throw that
far, it just kind of floats and whatever. It
even hurts with the tortilla sometimes. So one
time, I just like, I want to say to somebody
else, but it was me. I put ketchup on the tortilla
and I went, boom, smack hit a girl right in the
head. So it's just like a red stain of ketchup
and I'm like, oh no. You're in the spirit girl!
It was tradition, but did I know it was going
to hit in the head? I can't think of what it
was. That's supposed to mean no ketchup on there.
Oh, by the way, they try to take away the tortillas
from us when we walk in, they like kind of check
our jackets. Yeah, they try to, but we all sneak
it in. See, now you're just putting yourself
in there. So either they're not checking us right
or they just don't care Was like they try to
pat us down begging was packed There's like three
famous people down on the field, yeah You had
Danny Amandola, I think he went to that game
actually. Yeah I was just excited to see Danny
Amandola. I was like I saw him New Year's at
like playing the song in New York. I made everybody
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as far as coming to Texas Tech it's the life
on in the state in in uh in Lubbock uh beautiful
beautiful little city i mean we visit unfortunately
the time i went up there was an unfortunate time
to visit but it reminded me so much, the little
town next to Abernathy, about a couple of miles,
I think northeast, if I'm not mistaken, right?
Or north, somewhere up there. I was like, I don't
know. You're asking the wrong person. But a beautiful
area kind of reminded me of my hometown back
when I was a kid. But I mean, everything out
there is real, real country. Yes, and the dust
storms too. Yes. The wind. We have tornado storms
like every other week. Okay, we try not to bring
people to the school. Honestly, Lubbock is seriously
just a small town. The people are great. The
university is such an amazing school. Such an
amazing place to meet like friends like one of
my best friends, Katie. You just meet new people
all the time and it's just like a really fun
place. I like it a lot. I didn't think I was.
I was like, it's so far from home, but you know
what? I want to be away. And no, I love it. I
love Texas Tech. That's awesome. That's good.
That's a good answer. Points for Ella. Points
to Gryffindor. No. No. So we talked about the
tortilla thing on the field and all that good
stuff. As far as your classes. most difficult
class right now that you're just like, oof. You
have to take it. You have to take it. You have
to be on the resume saying that you did take
this class. But the one that really, it's that,
that nail that goes, that door nail that goes
right through your fingernail. Like, oh, kill
me now! Calculus. Calculus. Okay, no. No! I need
calculus for business, so it's bad. No. should
be my media law class, because it's a lot of
papers and a lot of readings. But I actually
really love that class. So I kind of want to
go into media law because of that class, because
my professor Mrs. Lawall is the best lover. But
I will say that my hardest class is my digital
production media class, only because of the professor.
If it wasn't because of the professor, that class
would be easy. But the professor, great professor,
but one wrong thing and you just get an automatic
zero. Like, even if it's... He demands perfection.
Yes, even if you made the ratio of the portrait
like a centimeter off, it's like, no, you did
it wrong, zero. Wow! You, you know, you didn't
shoot in raw, you shot in this format, zero,
and you're just like, okay, I could have easily
fixed that, but... You know, just kidding. He
kind of has that Gordon Ramsay effect, is that
what you're trying to say? Gordon Ramsay effect!
Like, I once, uh, I had her model one of my projects,
so I was like, I need to take photos of people,
and she was right there, so I was like, I'm gonna
take photos of you. Oh, no you're not! Oh, no
you're not! Don't take photos of me! It was good.
He's a tough professor, but... Well, I mean,
sometimes, sometimes, I mean... I've heard stories
of other buddies of mine that have gone to college
up north and they've had those professors that
just, it's not a fun time to be in their class,
but those are the ones that really, I guess,
push you to the extent to make you not good,
but better than what you are and what you want
to accomplish in life. I mean, right now it's
like, I can't stand this person, they're making
me do this, but in the long run... No, but I've
learned a lot from his wanting perfection. You
kind of learn like, okay, if I do it this way,
I have to also do it this way, and I can't just
mess it up, but I have to follow it in order.
So it's taught me a lot, but man, that professor
can be something sometimes. Now on your off time,
I know besides going on to the nightlife, you
know... I'm sorry! No, besides not doing the
nightlife, going out with your friends, having
a good time. You know, just to stay in, what's
your favorite show to watch? I mean, just to,
you come home, you're out of school, you're exhausted,
you just turn on your telly and say, you know,
I'm gonna watch this. I mean, what's the go -to
show? Right now, Young Sheldon. There's a new
season. Really? Yeah, there's a new season on.
Netflix I just started watching it again. Okay,
you gotta rewatch it till you get to the season
again The little time that I actually have to
like just relax because sometimes I just hang
out with my friends, hang out with Katie, or
I'll just be working, or actually in class, or
sleeping in a tent. I like the way she's like,
the eyes twitching, the eyes really twitching.
Okay, and also the little time that I do actually
have to watch TV, Smallville. I would love that
show. Wow. Wow. Wow. I love Tom Weller. I was
about to say, you're a Tom Money fan. Oh, heck
yeah. You and your aunt have something in common.
I love Tom Money, but I also do like they incorporate
characters like the mom. She was also Lois Lane
in another show. Yeah. And like they just like
have all these characters and it's really good.
Martha was actually Lana in the actual original
Superman series with Christopher Reeves. This
was back in the 80s. Yeah, that was that was
interesting for us to watch especially all the
other with Jonathan and all that good stuff I
haven't seen that show in a long time. Okay,
so I like I've been like pausing this show a
little bit So I'm like, okay, I want to focus
on another show or like I'm just doing this But
I the part that really killed me is when he died
and the Jonathan died I was like, no, this happened
I was so sad, but they're like adjusting Okay,
but now he's in college and he's like Okay, it's
getting better, obviously, because he's in college.
But I think all of it just Lex Luthor. Okay,
but the one thing that I do love the most about
Smallville is that they really show the friendship
between Lex Luthor and Saitama, that instrument.
And then it just turns slowly into this hatred
for each other. But they didn't show it one day
like they're friends and the next day they're
not. It's like through time and through lies
and deceit and like... not trusting anymore it's
just that's what turns into yeah and i know i
know Wally's watch she's gonna she's gonna get
ticked off on about say it's uh it's weird because
there's a lot there's so many superman uh series
out there i'm gonna turn real geek right now
uh superman series and uh tom welling's uh storyline
is uh lionel luther is the actual lex luther
The the one we know to hate in the end of season
four he does get a little better Here's a fun
thing for you if you want I know they have a
I know there is a podcast available that has
the And you re -watch the episode. Exactly. Oh
yeah. That'd be awesome if you follow it that
way because you get more insight not only of
the show but with the actors telling you what
their vision was. And also for young Sheldon
also. Oh man. Follow along that way you know
like okay today's podcast what I gotta watch
what all right next week when I watch it let's
talk about it. So those are those are fun podcasts
to listen to that's kind of podcast I like to
listen to sometimes but the small that small
little podcast once in a while jump on and when
they start listening to it oh I remember that
episode and they start talking about like oh
wow I didn't really do that that way. One podcast
that I do watch a lot besides yours mm -hmm oh
wow well besides yours Dio. It's the still ugly
podcast but they watched ugly Betty. Oh they
rewatch it. Oh my god there's there's so many
there's so many pods out there it's it's. Podcasts
have been like new thing like one of our friends
even started a podcast you see and the thing
is oh yeah yeah the thing is about podcasting
uh is that it became really big during the pandemic
when the pandemic hit you couldn't really step
outside doing unless you were a central worker
like i was i had to go work and then come back
straight home you never had anything in between
but at the same time there was a lot of people
that were stuck at home and saying man i I'm
gonna lose it. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm
gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm
gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm
gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm
gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm
gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm
gonna, I'm gonna, I'm struggling and pulling
and trying to get to the top of the mountain,
you know, but it is what it is. So on the long,
this is something I'll let the table for you
both ladies since you became such babies in the
same apartment now. Have you all thought about
doing anything like that, like a small podcast
between all three of your roommate, you and your
other roommate? OK, we actually have it, but.
We said we were going to start a podcast when
we were coming over here in the car because we
had like 10 hours of driving. And the things
that we went through during our drive. I almost
died though, a couple times. Her driving a quick
one. Okay, okay, okay. Her music taste is so
questionable. Little baby. English music that
we all listen to is like Taylor Swift, Jenner's
brothers just pop. We don't like Taylor Swift.
I'm sorry. No, she's a great artist. I just,
she's not like my top fave, so. Yeah. But I love
the Jenner's brothers and I love Selena Gomez
and I love Maluma and Bad Bunny, so. Oh, God.
Oh, wait a minute. Your ad just jumped off. I
don't understand. No. So, those are the best
times when you're having, when you're on the
road, just turn on your phone, just push record,
audio, not video, just audio, and just let it
go. Just let it go when you get home, get it,
download it to your computer, and just cut it
up. I mean, consider the fact, and here's another
thing, and I want your opinion on this now, that
your guys' generation that's bringing this in,
I'm the older generation, this is like... Totally
like oh my god, what happened to imagination,
you know the imagination of doing stuff for yourself
this whole AI That's happening now Yes What are
your thoughts on that I mean consider the fact
AI is moving so fast now Oh, it's crazy because
sometimes like I've seen pictures on like to
talk and it's like oh I put a picture of this
and this together and I wasn't even there and
it's like You can literally just give your space
photo to the AI and then describe where you want
to be at and it literally brings out the exact
photo that you need. If one of your friends actually
went to the event, just give them the photo that
your friend was at. And then put like the be
like dad to be to put my face on top of this
person, right? Change the outfit a little bit
and boom. I mean, you know, when you say that
you guys are saying that I know that there's
other formulas that are coming out also. And
the reason the reason I just recently went on
vacation to San Antonio, took my wife to go see
J Hope in San Antonio. By the way, she had an
awesome time and just a pain in the butt trying
to pick her up afterwards. But that's a horror
story. My niece. Melanie, a shout out to Melanie
and Juan and their little beautiful baby boy.
She is a teacher from home and she teaches from
across the world, people that kids are in Italy
and stuff like that, you know, they turn their
homework. And one time I was sitting there and
she was getting so upset because they had to
turn essays and reports, you know, and I'm like,
what's going on? It goes, this kid right here,
look what he did. I go, what? He did his essay.
Okay. With an AI. I go, how the hell do you do,
how do you help? Well, there's, if you start
showing me what they use to figure out if it's
AI incorporated, I'm like, holy crap. Yeah, so
that's what I'm saying is like, if there's, there's
always someone trying to cut corners and there's
always somebody waiting there like, eh, brick
wall, what's going on? What are you doing? though
too like that it is AI because the way it sounds
like it's like no one's gonna sound like that
yeah but there's like humanizers now for AI which
is like you give something like literally copy
and paste it like a prompt to chatgbt and put
it through the AI and then give it back to AI
like I didn't write that And then you go through
an AI checker and it'll be like 0 % AI. But it
does still sound like AI. If you actually finish
reading it, it does sound like AI. Wow. Even
if it doesn't say like, oh, it's 0 % chance it's
AI, you can still tell. But some people do write
like it's AI, like the professional essays, if
you want to call them. And when we write those,
sometimes I go back and I'm like, how? I don't
understand the word, but how do I use that on
a daily basis, like in my conversations or anything.
But one essay, which I was kind of proud of this,
our professor emailed me. It was like, it looks
like you used AI in the essay. I was like, no,
I didn't. I was sitting in the library for five
hours. You can check the camera. I was there.
I was there. No, you're not putting me under
this. That's AI, ma 'am. I'm sorry. Like I was
just like I described like what I did and like
they like have a whole conference with you if
you think you used AI They have a whole conference
with you you explaining what you wrote down like
how like you did the assignment and then they
get over it if it's like So after 2028 right
you're saying the the year graduation 2020 is
around the corner, Nick, tomorrow's graduation
day. What is it, what's the goal when you graduate?
What is, are you looking forward to as soon as
you step off that campus and go into the bigger
open sea world? It's, I mean, no pun intended,
but the open sea, pretty much the bigger, you
know, small fish in a bigger shape of water.
I mean, what are the goals Katie? What are you
looking as far? It's definitely scary, but um,
my dad has a business with he owns a car dealership
and stuff We're trying to lean that on me. I
don't want the siblings, but we'll see how that
goes if not Um, there's a six month program for
a real estate agent like to get a certification
We're we're trying to see if I can get that during
college and then go into real estate as soon
as like i'm off the stage I'm getting my like
bachelor's and i'm out. There you go. Yeah, there
you go Ms. Ella, what is the plan? So I have
finally sat myself down and actually thought
about this. What I want to do is the as soon
as I graduate, I want to have already gotten
into a law school. And while I'm going to law
school, also practice journalism and actually
be on the news and start applying for different
areas. Yeah. And with that money help. You know,
we'll pay for law school and then do media law.
That's what I want to do. You want to become
a lawyer? And especially work in media law, so...
Yes! We can bring out the bodies. No, uh... Mika!
I did something! I need you to come help me.
Bring in books! No. Lady, we are 47 minutes into
the pocket, I tell you. It went by fast. It keeps
moving, keeps moving. So we were talking beforehand.
Okay, I'm just going. We were talking beforehand.
Ella was telling me something about a different
language. Oh yeah. Do you speak? Talk to me.
You try to face me, I'm like, what? Okay. By
the way, you say you were raised in Seattle?
Yeah. Did we come back from China? I was like
raised in Seattle for like five years and then
moved to Dallas, came to Lubbock for like two
years. So I like, I kind of knew who I wanted
to go to second anyway. And then went back to
Dallas and then moved back. But my mom's side
is from like Iran. Wow. Yeah. So whenever they
came over here and like, I kind of grew up bilingual.
So I was like speaking English and Parsi at the
same time. So with them, when I was in the house,
they would like speak Parsi and then my grandparents
don't really know English, but they... Like,
they can't understand it. They just don't know
how to speak it that well. So, with them, like,
it was just like, I would have to learn Farsi,
because I had to, like, communicate with them,
too. So, we learned that from them. It's pretty
cool, I don't know. Every time, like, people,
like, I started talking on the phone with my
mom or something, they'd just be like, what are
you saying? Is that Spanish? I'm like, no, it's
like Farsi, and I have to go through the whole,
like, process of explaining. Yeah, we'll, like,
all be, like, in our, our whole friend group
will be in Katie's dorm, and I'll listen to you
to call. And she, at the beginning, she didn't
step out. She would just be like, answer the
phone, and we'd all be like... They all go silent,
and so silent, and we're just in awe. We're like,
what did she say? We're like, what did she say?
Like, what do you think she's saying? And then
we'll be like, what did she say? It's totally
different from what we thought, but, you know,
I'm literally, like, most of the time, they call
me, they either did something, and they're telling
me. Oh, and then... I'd be like, oh, OK, cool.
Like, you did it. Cool, now I know. But sometimes
I'm trying to explain to them what's happening
or what I'm doing at the moment. And then whenever
I come, did y 'all cuss me out? What did you
say? Did you talk bad about me? Like, what did
you do? No, I just told them what happened. And
then now I just learned. As soon as I see the
phone call, I'm like, I'm running out the room.
No, y 'all are nothing like that. We're all just
sitting in her bang -bag chair, in her bed. And
we're just silently waiting, saying we can all
just be super quiet so we can hear her, but she
walks away. OK. Smart girl. We're trying to figure
out what she's saying. We're just like... A conversation
with your mom. I'm mom. What are you doing? Like
you want me to speak? OK. That is so awesome.
I love listening to the different languages,
man. I mean, my... First of all, what did you
just say? I just said... with my friends and
we're just talking over here. That's awesome.
Thank you so much. My wife is really into Korean
dramas and she watches as much as she can and
she starts learning. It's funny because we'll
be having conversations and she gets upset and
she'll tell me something. In Korean, I'm like,
what did you say? I don't know if I can say this
on the podcast, but I totally am. One time, Wally,
this is me loving you so much, but one time I
heard... that she got drunk one time and she
started speaking Korean and our cousin had his
friends over and they were all so like, what
is going on? Oh, there you go, baby, threw you
under the bus. I love listening to different
languages. They're so, I don't know, it's just,
hearing it, I mean, like I said, I grew up in
the Valley. Yeah. You know, yeah, you hear, you
hear, you know, Asian people in the area, you
hear the Filipino talk, the Vietnamese talk,
and so on and so forth. You hear it, okay, you're
already used to it, okay, whatever. But when
you step out into the bigger world, you hear
the other language you're speaking, you hear
different, the mixture of so much culture. You're
like, wow, talk about a big curtain. You're actually
looking through it like, I wonder what's over
there. No, no, no, no, no, stay here, because
that's the culture down here. I've always told
my nieces, I try to express it as much as I can.
Even my nephews that are about to graduate and
so on and so forth. I go, guys, you gotta explore.
I know it's tough, as a parent, it's tough. It's
tough letting the little ones out into the world,
because you wanna protect them as much as you
can, you know what I mean? And I understand that,
I totally understand that. But they can only
learn more if they explore past the curtain.
that we have here in the RGB, the four counties
that are in the area, to actually go into the
open world and learn more. You know, they'll
come back. They'll eventually come back because
they will. They will come back. Why? The food?
The food? The hungry? She loved the food. She
was like, we're just eating until like, what,
10 o 'clock? What did y 'all have for dinner
today? For dinner, my grandpa made baby back
ribs. Pork, he made chicken, he made sauces.
Yeah, and then they bought, what did he make?
Uh, so he got pan dulce. Yeah. And she finally
had her, like, valli pan dulce. She bread? Yeah,
I haven't had it, but like, the other ones are
kind of dry, and they're like the ones that...
Yeah, and you have the valli ones, they're so
authentic. Those were good. Let me tell you something.
Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something.
Let me educate you on something, mama. You come
down here with Ella. You're never gonna stop
eating. You're gonna take... A little bit of
the valley with ya. Just a little bit of the
valley with ya. I heard it going on nightly walks
and runs. But I tell you this much, when you
take a little bit of the valley with ya, you're
gonna be a lot more warmer up in Lubbock, girl.
It's not so cold anymore. No, but it makes like
the Lubbock foods are like... Okay, let's not
say Lubbock foods. Oh, it makes the other food
seem like boring, kind of. I mean, it's like
I said, we were talking earlier about Texas barbecue.
You know, anywhere, anybody in any other state
will tell you Texas has the best barbecue. Nonetheless,
you know, and you come to the valley, I mean,
we will be out there on 30 degree weather, still
cooking up a storm as much as we can in shorts
and the muscle shirt, smoking and drinking a
beer. Shout out to my deal. But it's. The food
down here, I mean, and it's true that my wife
and I say the same thing, we've gone to like
San Antonio, it's all right. We've gone to Austin,
we've gone to South Dakota, we've eaten Nebraska.
Just the trips that we've had outside of the
valley, I mean, it's not the same. It's just...
Don't know I don't know whether that could just
be me speaking out loud of the RGB It's just
that soul food, you know, it's it's so good.
Yeah, you know, I mean look we're talking about
Easter coming up this Sunday and we're explaining
to you that I had to go eat with my grandpa,
Tony, and his wife. I was just constantly eating.
And then tomorrow, Janelle's baby shower, we're
gonna be eating. And then, all day, Easter, it's
like, we eat. Yeah. Yeah. Kayla's worried. She
told me, she told me. No, she told me the plans
before we came. I'm gonna have to go to the grocery
store, get me some new hookahs. Yeah, I need
them now. You're gonna be running and trying
to get new friends. Get new shirts. Everything's
gotta change now. I will run back to Loba. Yeah,
I'll meet you there. We eat a lot. It's so good
though. It's so good. Now, this is the time I
want to give Katie a chance to ask me a question
about my beautiful niece. And I'll let you know,
because I mean, it's only fair. It's only fair.
No! Hold on, there's a story you mentioned about
a Cheeto. It was a cold story night now No, my
wife and I we we used to take care of Ella when
she was a baby, you know Sometimes mom had to
work late and we would help out. Yeah watch watch
over her. Well one night We she was with us and
we had to go I think it was to a Walmart, I think
it was in Edinburgh at the time. And we drove
up to Edinburgh, went to the Walmart, running
around, and she was having a time of her life.
She was on the shopping cart. I'm talking about
maybe what, two, three years old at the time?
No, I think she was smaller. I think she was
like about a year old, about a year old or two
years old. I had to have been two until I was
talking. Yeah, two years old. And we were walking
around Walmart and everything, and what's up,
how are you? And she kept on, she kept on, she
was like grabbing stuff and grab, go ahead, go,
Wally. Just give this girl something she wants
because she's constantly grabbing stuff. Give
her the bag of Cheetos or we'll give her the
bag of Cheetos. So we're walking around and I
open them up. She gets mad at me. Why'd you open
them up? We're going to pay for them. Let her
eat them, all right? Let her eat the Cheetos.
So we're walking around Walmart. No one was sending
us a look. She finishes everything. She finishes
the whole bag in Walmart. She's upset because
she finished it all. So she was already fussy,
and she was like, yeah, she's ready to go home.
So I'm carrying her to the car. We're going to
put her in her little car seat in the back, I
buckle her in, and then she falls asleep. She
just falls asleep at the end, but she's mad.
She's still mad. She's so upset. I was mad. I
was mad. She was ticked off because she didn't
have the chills anymore. And I'm looking at Wanda
going, aw, look at her, man. Baby she died or
you should stop by the by the store and get us
some more Cheetos and right when I say that my
wife and I look at the back she's like Does she
still try not to cheat when she's asleep? She
snores sometimes. No! You never know. You never
know. You never know. No! Okay, it's only because
loving is so dry. It's so dry up there. I think
she snored last night, too. You accepted another
room! Yeah, I could hear it. That's better. Oh,
no, I got one. You only get one every time you
come to the podcast. You get one more, though,
because you know what? She came with me all the
way down for nine hours. What's another one?
The wife is watching, so if you have one, if
you have one, toss it out there. I'm trying to
think of one straight off the top of my head.
I can't really remember. There's just too many.
There's so many. There's so many to actually,
I mean, drop it. Oh, my gosh, when I asked Grandma
if she knew George Washington. Oh, there you
go. Go ahead. I'll let you have that one. Go
ahead. No, I don't even remember what I said.
I actually had my grandma go out to me one day,
and we were out just laughing and talking. She's
like, oh, yeah, when you asked if I knew George
Washington, I was like, I did? I didn't know
my concept of time, OK? I just thought, she's
old. She's a little older. Oh, shit. She's a
little old. Ladies and gentlemen, you know, when
you do a podcast, it's set in stone. I'm not
going to edit any of this out. No, I know one.
So many years seeing Ella grow up, she would
always, you know, she, you know, what's so heavy.
She never asked me what I did. She never asked
me what I did for a living. I was in so many
different jobs. I mean, the one I liked working
the most was GameStop at the time. And in GameStop,
I would wear a lot of football jerseys, baseball
jerseys, and so on and so forth. So check it
out. So we're sitting down one day. I think you're
already a sophomore already in high school or
a freshman in high school. And we're sitting
out there, and he goes, Dio, can I ask you something?
I go, what's up? He goes, what do you do? I go,
what do you mean, what I do? He goes, what do
you think I do? You're a football player, right?
I go, what? OK, I don't want trouble. OK, first
of all, do you see the car driving in? Do you
see the house I live in? Does it look like I'm
an actual football player? I go, come on. No,
I'm not. But thank you for the beautiful - No,
I thought it was an O -line or something. Oh,
wow. Wow. I would've took the place kicker or
punter. Okay, place kicker's crazy. Okay, but
it's because I was little. I was like five, six,
seven years old just watching him. I would see
him in a football jersey. So I thought, okay,
he has to be a football player. Didn't know,
you know. Yeah, because football players walk
around in their jerseys 20 % of the time. You're
in Texas Tech, and you see the gate. Do you see
any football player walking around with a jersey?
No. Exactly. Lesson learned. At the age of six
and seven and eight, I didn't like, OK, I'm not
a huge football fan. I wasn't a huge football
fan. So to me, it was just like, hey, he's wearing
a jersey. He's about to put two and two together.
He's probably a football player. Was I wrong
100 %? Oh, for God. I've got blessed America.
I didn't work in construction. Probably thought
I'd be one of the village people. Ladies we're
an hour and a minute inside to the pipeline already
Social medias if you want you can dish them out
so people can follow anybody has information
about Texas Tech They can reach out to you and
find out exactly where you know they can what
they need to do to get there I mean, I'll let
Katie go first And then, what else do I have?
My TikTok's the same thing. Everything's the
same thing. So anything I want to tell them is
just like, it's not Katie. Yeah. So you want
to reach out to them, Ella, go ahead. My Instagram
and TikTok is EllaRoseSandoval. So if you guys
need anything about Texas Tech, want to know
anything about Texas Tech, just call us. There
you go, man. That takes us. Thank you so much,
ladies. Thank you so much, ladies, for taking
the time out of your... Busy schedule after eating
a lot of food All I can say is good luck to you
guys God bless you guys for doing what you're
doing out there making all not only your parents,
but your uncles and aunts proud Do your thing
do you think that's what we tried our best? Your
parents did best to build you up to go on to
the world and make something better than what
they're doing. I think that's every parent's
dream to have their child do something way better
than what they're doing in life at the moment.
And once that's accomplished, we get to relax
a little bit saying that it's gonna be okay.
They're gonna be fine when that time comes. You
know, Mr. Reaper himself, times eight, you know
what, it's time to go. We know that you going
through school, find a good job, find a significant
other, they know they take care of you, you're
gonna be well off, we don't have to worry about
it anymore, because you're in good hands. So
thank you so much ladies for coming to the pod,
I appreciate you guys, okay? Don't start crying,
I don't want to see any tears out of you. Are
you done? Don't worry, I'm not out yet, I'm not
out yet. She's about to rip me a new one right
now on the camera. Ladies and gentlemen, did
you need to say something? Yeah. Okay, hold on.
Here we go. To my sister Janelle Thapia, I was
the first one on his podcast, Not You. I win.
I'm his favorite. I'm his favorite. Oh, God.
Okay. That'll be, I'll make sure that gets edited
out. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you once again
for watching tonight on this great podcast. If
you guys have any information you want to go
off Texas Tech, make sure you hit these ladies
up or go on their Facebook page on Texas Tech,
get some more information. I mean, there's so
many great colleges out there, but this is the
first college that stepped in the Chewing New
Podcast to present themselves. Some great, great
representatives of that college. These two young
ladies are doing great things and they can do
bigger and better things when they go onto the
road. So keep an eye on them. We will see you
next week, Thursday at 730. We have Roy Torres.
from the country band Bucking Crazy. It's going
to be a good one. I am ooh, and we'll see you
next week. Peace. Laters, gators. Bye bye.